You Belong To Me
Kelly Family · Almost Heaven [1996]
if you want
won't you take me in your arms
if you care, really care for me
why haven't you taken me in your arms.
You belong to me
Don't you know, how rare this is
You belong to me
Don't you know oh baby
Are you saying i made it all up
i'm loosing my self-esteem
am i ever going to see you again
i'm loosing my confidence
You're passing by (passing by)
leaving me behind (leaving me behind)
all my dreams now up the sky
why not me (why not me)
is it her cause (is it her cause)
should have told me long ago
You belong to me
Don't you know, how rare this is
You belong to me
Don't you know what it is
Don't you know that you're tearing my soul
how far do you want to go
but i'll get up and walk on and on
I'm a different woman now
You belong to me
Don't you know, how rare this is
You belong to me
Don't you know oh baby
Am i ever going to find you out there?
I'm loosing my confidence
You Belong To Me
Kelly Family's 'You Belong To Me' stands as a defining track from their 1996 album 'Almost Heaven,' capturing the essence of their unique blend of traditional folk and contemporary pop. Recorded during a pivotal era for the group, the song exemplifies their signature style, characterized by intricate harmonies and a warm, acoustic-driven sound that resonated deeply with audiences. As a staple of their discography, the recording showcases the band's ability to craft emotive narratives that bridge generational gaps, solidifying their reputation as masters of the genre. The track remains a cherished piece of their catalog, often highlighted in retrospectives of 90s folk-pop and celebrated for its enduring appeal within the family's broader body of work.